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Altadore Community Unites in Search for Missing Cat
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Jordan Scott
Jordan Scott is a Calgary writer with over a decade of experience in commercial production, broadcast programming, and documentary narratives.
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Dr. Paul Parks to Address AHS Changes at Red Deer Town Hall
Dr. Parks Takes the Stage in Red Deer On November 23, Dr. Paul Parks, a prominent voice in Alberta's healthcare debate, will speak at the Red Deer Resort & Casino. The town hall, organized by Friends of Medicare, is set to address recent changes to Alberta Health Services
Community News
Could a New Progressive Conservative Party Reshape Edmonton's Political Scene?
Edmonton's Conservative Conundrum The political landscape in Edmonton is ripe for change, as conversations heat up about the potential impact of a revived Progressive Conservative Party. Despite Edmonton's strong support for federal Conservative candidates—securing 7 out of 9 ridings in the 2025 federal election—the
Crime & Safety
Motorcyclist Critically Injured in Bowness Collision
Serious Collision in Bowness A motorcyclist in his 40s is in critical condition following a collision in Calgary's Bowness community. The incident occurred on Friday, Nov. 21, 2025, around 10:40 a.m. on 34 Avenue N.W., near 77 Street N.W. Details of the Incident The
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Calgarians Embrace Experience Gifts for the Holidays
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Community News
Parkdale's Nighttime Mystery: A Disturbance Echoes Through the Community
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City News
Calgary's Crosswalk Data Sparks Safety Conversations
Calgary's Pedestrian Pathways: Insight from Crosswalk Data The City of Calgary’s crosswalk dataset offers residents a detailed view of pedestrian access points citywide, prompting conversations about urban safety and accessibility. This transparent mapping enables community members to assess crosswalk distributions and identify potential infrastructure gaps. Parents, commuters,
City News
Calgary Feels the Chill: Global Pessimism Echoes Local Affordability Fears
Global Anxieties Mirror Local Stress A recent Ipsos survey for the Halifax International Security Forum reveals global optimism at a new low for 2025, a sentiment keenly felt in Calgary. While fear stabilizes globally, the HFX-Ipsos Threat Index indicates concerns over disinformation and hacking remain top threats for the second
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Alberta's Oil Wealth: Fueling the Debate on Education Funding
The question of how Alberta's oil wealth is being utilized has sparked a heated debate, focusing on whether the province's education system benefits from its resource-driven prosperity. Despite significant revenues from oil and gas, many residents express concerns that the funds are not sufficiently enhancing public
Crime & Safety
Calgary Retailer Employee Charged in $60,000 Fraud Scheme
Employee Charged in Significant Fraud A former employee of a southeast Calgary wireless retailer has been charged after allegedly defrauding the business of over $60,000. The incident, occurring between August and October 2025, involved the creation of fictitious customer accounts to obtain 26 cellphones. The fraud was discovered during
Business
Calgary Midstream Clash: Court Sides with Tidewater in Axiom Dispute
A Dispute in Calgary's Core A significant commercial dispute resonating through Calgary's energy sector sees Tidewater Midstream and Infrastructure Ltd. (TSX: TWM) defending against a claim filed by Axiom Oil and Gas Inc. on April 29, 2024. This clash, concerning a gas handling agreement, highlights the
Community News
Abortion Rights in Alberta: Why Legal Barriers Stand Firm
Amid rising concerns about the United Conservative Party (UCP) potentially using the Notwithstanding Clause to restrict abortion in Alberta, legal experts and community voices assert that such efforts would fail. Section 28 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms ensures that rights and freedoms are guaranteed equally to all